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Page 46
... look for it , " where to look for the sun , where to look for the earth , in the universal scheme . " The element of fire is quite put out . " According to the old theory the earth was surrounded by the various celestial spheres . The ...
... look for it , " where to look for the sun , where to look for the earth , in the universal scheme . " The element of fire is quite put out . " According to the old theory the earth was surrounded by the various celestial spheres . The ...
Page 59
... look upon with horror . But readers of Mr. C. S. Lewis's book A Preface to " Paradise Lost " ( 1942 ) are familiar with the idea that Satan's rebellion against God was foolish as well as evil . Mr. Lewis points out that Milton's poem ...
... look upon with horror . But readers of Mr. C. S. Lewis's book A Preface to " Paradise Lost " ( 1942 ) are familiar with the idea that Satan's rebellion against God was foolish as well as evil . Mr. Lewis points out that Milton's poem ...
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... looks every inch a king he looks like what a king should look like . The king is the supreme being in the body politic . The sun is supreme among the planets : the eagle is supreme among the birds : and so , according to the doctrine of ...
... looks every inch a king he looks like what a king should look like . The king is the supreme being in the body politic . The sun is supreme among the planets : the eagle is supreme among the birds : and so , according to the doctrine of ...
Contents
Foreword Page | 7 |
Shakespeare and the OrderDisorder | 39 |
and Cressida | 89 |
Copyright | |
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